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Kommunikation zwischen Arzt und Patient im Fokus

Neues von internationalen Asthma-Leitlinien 2014

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International hat sich in der letzten Zeit einiges getan, was die Empfehlungen zum Management bei Asthma bronchiale betrifft. Die European Respiratory Society und die American Thoracic Society haben gemeinsam einen Taskforce-Bericht mit Empfehlungen zum schweren Asthma herausgebracht. Die Global Initiative for Asthma hat ebenfalls ein Update publiziert. Enthalten sind darin viele für die Praxis relevante Aspekte. Hier bekommen Sie einen Überblick.

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Gillissen, A. Kommunikation zwischen Arzt und Patient im Fokus. Pneumo News 6, 45–48 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15033-014-0027-1

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